Europe but if Europe colonised it

Check out the inaugural issue of OtherWise, a #women's #BIPOC e-magazine created by Political Science & Asian Institute UofT graduate students! Siru C 🏳️‍🌈, Yangyang Cheng, @chenzh2025, Yujia Jade Shi, Emily Lawrence, @jjz_zhou. drive.google.com/file/d/1NMz24K…

This symposium features prominent scholars, leaders, and exceptional students. Please join us on May 28 at 9:00am to celebrate and discuss Asian leadership. OISEUofT Joseph Wong Kien Nam Luu | 劉建南 | PhD @DrMaryReid Xiaobei Chen 陈小蓓 Leping Mou, PhD Yujia Jade Shi @ProfWayneAu

Just experience my first anti-Asian hate in Toronto! A random guy throw a juice bottle at me as my friends (Yujia Jade Shi @chenzh2025) and I was walking into the TTC Customer Service train platform at St. George. (1/n)

The guy was seen cursing and yelling at sth and then proceeded to stare at me and then throw the bottle at me! It was so sudden. @chenzh2025 grabbed me and then the same guy stared at Yujia Jade Shi and asked “what the F are you looking at?” Jade was about to go get security! (2/n)

But Chen and I went to grab Jade cuz we just wanna move on. Anyway, we are all okay and eating Filipino food! Here is the pics :)

#ChineseStudies Sign-up for the online workshop Introduction to China Research Gateway to learn how to navigate the e-Resource. This online event is open to #UofT members. East Asian Library UTL U of T Libraries Fri Mar 24 | 12:30-2pm (EST) Zoom (Online) RSVP: tinyurl.com/OnlineWorkshop…

Join us in celebrating #AsianHeritageMonth! Learn more about our faculty and students' research and anti-Asian racism initiatives, and explore event programming this May at the Asian Institute, University of Toronto and beyond. Artwork by Taruneek Kapoor @Messinolas munkschool.utoronto.ca/ai/news/join-u…

One of my favourite childhood memories.

📣 Out on #FirstView 📣 In "Made for Men: Political Science Departments in the United States as Gendered Institutions" Annika Hinze surveys female PhD students and faculty in 🇺🇸 poli sci departments about the institutional gender norms they encounter cambridge.org/core/journals/…

I still remember the first time when I read James Scott. It was in my third undergrad course taught by my mentor Dr. Villia Jefremovas. I started to be interested in power after that one class cuz James wrote that power doesn’t only belong to the powerful, (1/3)